outclass
outclass — 動詞
- outclasspresent simple I / you / we / they
- outclasseshe / she / it
- outclassedpast simple
- outclassing-ing form
1. to do so much better than another person or thing that the difference is easy to
遠勝；勝過
明顯比對手更強
to do so much better than another person or thing that the difference is easy to notice
Gabriela's bakery outclassed every stall at the Saturday market.
Gabriela 的麵包店在週六市集上遠勝其他每個攤位。
outclass + competitor in a local business setting
Hari outclassed the other swimmers in the final lap.
Hari 在最後一圈明顯勝過其他游泳選手。
outclass + rival in a sports result
This cheap fan outclasses our old one on hot nights.
這台便宜風扇在炎熱夜晚的表現遠勝我們那台舊的。
outclass + older product in everyday use
Defne's debate team outclassed the visiting school by halftime.
Defne 的辯論隊在上半場結束前就勝過了來訪學校。
The new camera outclassed last year's model in low light.
這台新相機在弱光表現上遠勝去年的機型。
outclass + product comparison in a test area
- outclass the opposition
- outclass a rival
- outclass the rest of the field
- outclass last year's model
- outclass nearby competitors
- outperform
often used for measured results such as tests, sales, or surveys
- surpass
more formal and often used for standards, records, or expectations
- outdo
more informal and often used for one person doing better than another
- trail
to stay behind a rival in results or quality
- lag behind
to remain at a lower level than someone or something else
- fall short of
to fail to reach the same standard or result
文法句型
outclass + competitor
outclass + object + in + area
outclass + object + by + clear margin
用法筆記
Usually takes the person or thing that is beaten as a direct object. It is common in sports, business, and product comparisons when the gap feels obvious, and a phrase with in or by often adds the area or size of that advantage.